Well, I have been stuck in the snow since Sunday here in Atlanta. It is crazy that a city this large–almost 5 million– has only 10 or so snow plows. Once the snow froze on the roads, well… 4 days of 27 F highs and it is going nowhere. So, I picked up a novel … Continue reading
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Two Sides of the Same Coin: Reflections from a Jewish- Baptist Dialogue
“No matter the label we wear, we are on a spiritual journey. Be thou a blessing.” These words spoken by Rabbi Alvin Sugarman resonated with me during Restoring the Neighborhood. This event provides a time for Baptists and Jews to gather and discuss their faith over a shared meal and reflect upon their commonalities. This … Continue reading
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The Rabbi and The Preacher – The Power of Friendship (Wayne Martin)
They hit it off quite well when they first met years ago in South Florida…this rabbi and this preacher. It is not quite clear what drew the two clergymen to each other and it may matter only as a reminder of how unique this relationship was. Yet, it’s not your everyday occurrence that … Continue reading